Andrea Duro Can’t Stop Smiling: Can Yaman’s Spanish is a Perfect 10!

Red Carpet Exclusive from the Málaga Film Festival If you were anywhere near the red carpet at the 29th Málaga Film Festival this week, you probably felt the buzz around one name: Can Yaman. 

Spanish actress Andrea Duro stepped out looking radiant and couldn’t hide how much fun she’s having on her new project. When a reporter asked her about filming El laberinto de las mariposas (The Labyrinth of Butterflies), her face lit up instantly.

“Well, the shoot for The Labyrinth of Butterflies is being super fun — I’m enjoying it so much,” she said with a big smile. “It’s a proper, full-on action series, and as an actress that’s an amazing challenge. It’s also a wonderful opportunity to play a completely different kind of character than I’ve done before.”

But what really stole the show in her interview? Her genuine praise for her Turkish co-star. “I think what’s going to blow people away is Can — how good he is,” Andrea continued. “It’s honestly no longer a surprise, but when you see Can Yaman performing… and especially when you hear him acting in Spanish? It’s flawless. A perfect 10!”

Coming from a Spanish actress who hears every tiny accent and pronunciation mistake, that’s high praise. Can Yaman has clearly been putting in serious work with his Spanish, and it’s paying off big time on set.

What We Know About the Series So Far

El laberinto de las mariposas is an eight-episode romantic thriller produced by Secuoya Studios. Can Yaman leads the cast as Kaplan, while Andrea Duro is one of the main female roles alongside other Spanish talents like María de Nati and Paco Tous.From everything we’ve heard, the show mixes high-stakes action with romance and plenty of emotional depth — exactly the kind of project that fans of Can have been waiting for since his massive success in Turkey and Italy.Filming has been taking place in Spain (including the Canary Islands), and the energy on set sounds electric. Andrea’s comments suggest the whole cast and crew are having a blast, which usually translates to great chemistry on screen.